AfGH and SfGH to forge a stronger partnership
Action for Global Health (AfGH) is proud to be strengthening its partnership with the UK wide student network, Students for Global Health (SfGH).
Indirect impacts of Covid-19 on other essential health services
This briefing note was co-created in collaboration with Action for Global Health's members.
Letter to PM calls for health to be prioritised in DfID merger
Nearly 30 leading charities and development organisations from the Action for Global Health Network including ONE, Save the Children UK and Plan International UK have called on the Prime Minister to make sure the new dep...
DfID Merger: How the new department can create a healthier world
On 16th June, the Prime Minister announced the merger of the Department for International Development (DFID) with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), to create the new Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office ...
Action for Global Health’s Statement on DfID Merger
Action for Global Health strongly opposes the UK Government’s decision to merge the Department for International Development (DFID) with the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), and urges the UK Government to swiftly r...
Civil Society Town Hall with WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros
Webinar, May 26th, 2020 - Together with Global Health Council US, RESULTS, Civil Society Engagement Mechanism for UHC 2030 and WACI Health, Action for Global Health co-hosted a Civil Society Town Hall with the World Hea...
Statement on the US terminating its relationship with WHO
Currently, the World Health Organization’s (WHO) integral role in public health is two-fold: it is supporting and guiding how countries across the globe respond to the myriad of challenges that COVID-19 brings and also h...
COVID19: Spotlight on the UK’s role in the Global Response
Webinar, May 20th, 2020 – Action for Global Health and Bond brought together parliamentarians and speakers working across different components of the international response to COVID-19 to discuss what the UK can do to he...
New age for investing in nurses
Healthcare systems globally depend on the 28 million nurses around the world doing lifesaving work for all of us everyday. In some contexts, they are often the first and only health worker that patients will see. On Inte...
